@@blakeherges8440 a few years back people got whiny, saying he was sponsored or trying to get a sponsor from loctite. This was all because he occasionally had a loctite bottle hanging out in the frame of a video he was working on. Now it's just a trope/troll.
The one great use I've found for these pocket rope saws is when you need to cut a limb that's really high. Throw a rope up and over, and then haul this up on a sturdier rope. The key, though, is to have a saw that has teeth on BOTH sides. Otherwise, when you drag it over the limb, it wants to flip to the smooth side as that's the least resistance, and by then you can't flip the chain over. A two-sided rope saw, in my experience, is a great alternative to ladders, pole saws, or an expensive call to the tree trimmer.
As an upstate New Yorker I appreciate your closing comments. Most people still believe New York is just NYC, the state is SO much more than that, home to the beautiful Adirondack and Catskill Mountains. I appreciate the content you put out consistently.
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So thats the saw you West coast guys use? No wonder you get so jealous of New York we put motors on our saws on the east coast. Eventually the technology will get to you but that may take a few more territorys to become a state and enter the union. Good luck with that shed queen of yours.
Not watched a Wanglerstar video in a couple years, glad to see you're still a wholesome guy making happy, informative videos. The amount of land you own just makes me too jealous as an Englishman haha!
What you mentioned at 6:25 came true for my best friend David. He cut his femoral artery and his wife found him dead hours later. (Angle grinding accident).
i actually bought one of these a while back and i noticed that if your not wearing gloves or something on your hands if you have them too close together as your cutting it’s quite easy to accidentally nick your fingers so watch out for that
I keep one in my car emergency bag. I used it on one camping outing to process firewood just to see if it would hold up, and to see how well it works, and I was surprised at how well it worked. It takes up almost no space, and it actually works; so it's worth putting in a bug out bag or the glove box for sure.
GREAT video! That little pocket chainsaw would be great to have in our car, because we HAVE encountered small downed trees here in the California Sierra blocking a road after a storm. Wild Alpines strawberries have been a favorite, since I was seven (I am old 'smiling') and as we were climbing the north side of Mt St Helen's in Washington state my Dad said 'STOP' and he stood for 30 seconds inhaling the air and then pointed and proclaimed 'wild strawberries!'. We (Dad Mom, and Aunt and me) all had two small collapsible canvas buckets and scurried up the mountain, dropped to our knees and for an hour picked strawberries. One for me two for the bucket. We all got a good gallons worth. Then saw huckleberry shrubs and spent another hour filling buckets of huckleberries until a momma bear with two cubs appeared in the distance and we left the area.
Personally I would take this with me on camping trip or some survival kit. Honestly you can just put regular saw into car. Costs about same, takes no space when considering space you have in car. And those are cheap.
Why wouldn’t you make a partial cut on one side of the tree and then line up and finish through on the other side to prevent the binding? I don’t know, I’m just from the east coast.
that wouldn't solve the binding. that would just move the binding from the edge of the tree towards the center of the tree. the problem mostly comes when the cutting radius becomes too small and the chain teeth dig in instead of chisel material out. The only solution is to attempt to reduce that radius by pulling the chain side to side instead of to and from yourself and that is a much more difficult motion.
Don't degrade yourself but, I see where you're coming from although that would equal to the same amount of inconvenience as just cutting through and fighting the bind (once it starts binding you having take it out, reposition yourself, reposition your chain, get down low again, aim the chain to be at the same height as your first cut, start the first cut again which is the hardest cut)
I am not religious, but I am a working guy like you. I take a lot of guidance from your family to mine. You dont realise how much help you give to a guy starting up! For that reason i'll pray for you and your family and i wish you well. please try and bless my family too! good luck brother. I have a small lto, just a few acres. do you have any advice for me an my family for how to make it as a good family unit? I want to do the right thing. thank-you cody for your continued help
You are religious and you don't even know it. Belief in good is all that is needed. Look at god's gematria for instance. 1451religious war. Numbers never lie. Have faith brother.
If you find yourself enjoying learning and benefiting from him and his lifestyle, nothing would make him happier than you starting to read the gospel of John. A challenge for anyone. Why not with an open mind and see for yourself what has change so many lives.
Two points. First, your audio is outstanding, thank you so much! Two, so thankful to see you were wearing gloves. As cool as that hand chainsaw is, I could see it easily shredding the skin of hand or wrist as you draw and get a crossed. Thanks for all you do and may the Lord bless you and keep you.
Very interesting commentary at the very end there. I would be curious to hear your take on landscape architecture. What is your aesthetic for the land?
I love the passive aggressive sarcasm of the lock tight bottles...reminds me of myself when things have really erked me at the place of employment. Time to air my grievances with small stabs of sarcasm in key placement strategy...👍🤣🤣
This feels like it’s back to the good old Wranglerstar days. I miss these days. Fantastic content, Cody! I really enjoyed this and will probably rewatch it a few more times.
@@ModMax69 There is a huge difference between a pistol arm brace and a buttstock. If it was a pistol, it legally can not be able to be shouldered when fired. You can't have a buttstock on a pistol and call it an "arm brace". Therefore, what he has in the bed clearly has a buttstock on it and is either an SBR that has a tax stamp or it is illegal. Please educate yourself before trying to correct someone. Look it up!
As an “east coast guy” I like that a city slicker like me could theoretically clear a tree or something in an emergency without accidentally chopping my leg off.
Well I wouldn't worry. I live in the city and consider myself kinda handy, just the amount of times I need to limb a tree or cut it down I can count on one finger.
I grew up only about an hour north of NYC. Never had much desire to go into the city. We lived Westchester county, NY, and Fairfield county, CT. Lots of woods, and we depended on them. Lived in a log cabin near Candlewood lake that had a great wood burning stove that we used for cooking and heating the house during the winter.
This looks pretty useful and something that I might consider purchasing and putting in my snowmobile kit. I have a small, foldable handsaw and shovel already but this might be a new thing to add.
New Englander here, haha. I have one of these, I think it's this exact model. It works quite well. I keep it in my hydration pack so it's with me when I mountain bike, it comes in handy for trail maintenance. Just two weeks ago I used it on a probably 8" tree that had fallen across the trail and was sitting up too high to ride over. I only had binding problems when putting too much force on the chain, if I used light pressure it didn't bind. It made quick work of the tree, probably a lot quicker than if I'd had a hatchet, which would have been much more unwieldy to carry with me. Total cutting time was probably less than 2 minutes.
the big plus of pocket chainsaws is their pack size, I store a 66cm/26" one coiled into a small can for airgun pellets. Their downside is the width of the cut - removing more material takes more ellbow grease; not a big deal when cutting down a single tree once in a while, but cutting up large amounts of firewood in an emergency to survive a cold winter night will tire you fast. When using it with two hands as you did, the chain will inevitably bind - unless you attach it to a sturdy curved branch or create a frame saw with it. Keeping the chain somewhat straight helps against binding, can be done handheld by two persons too. Stay safe and take care
I like this guy alot. You are a man's man ,man haha good videos. I just got hooked on you and so far I've seen 20 videos and I'm with you a 100 percent
Pro tip: Put the nozzle right up to the top of the chain and barely press to get a small spray(hardly even enough to get a stream) and let it run down the chain. Im a mechanic and have to use wd-40 and other penetrants to loosen stubbern and rusted nuts/bolts. It conserves supplies and generally helps when you want to only saturate the nut/bolt and not have penetrant pouring off of and pooling in areas.
Just Sub to see the pocket chain saw in action from a knowlegable source! I love how thorough you are. What a useful video is because I've picked up some great tips!! Thank you, sir.
I love the video but I really loved hearing an owl and a wolf or coyote howling in the background. Drives the point home that you are truly in a very rural area. Thanks for the hard work! Stay safe and God bless.
Hey, I'm not sure if you have a video of sharpening Axe's. If you do, could someone send a link? I own a gransfors bruks and would like to get a new edge on it.
I have a pocket chainsaw in my camping gear. I bought it 2 years ago for 5 bux at a flea market. I have used many many times with good results. Nice review Cody.
I have that same one and I keep it in my motorcycle camping kit along with my small hatchet. As you mentioned. There are tons of cheap pocket survival saws that are just absolute rubbish and will break the first time you use. This type of pocket saw That is a good quality chain with good handles works surprisingly well. Most people have tried one of those cheap ones and never try another one... this is definitely worth picking up. Great video.
Man. I really like the added context at the end. I think it is really helpful for guys like myself who are trying to come up with a management plan for their own property. Thanks for that!
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I found this channel like a couple days ago. Ive never been more intrigued and felt more mainly just watching video after video XD these are awesome to watch and i love learning the stuff you teach!
You should see upstate New York in the fall when all the leaves turn color. The rolling mountains are a canvas of color. Favorite time of year to go camping there
Love your rifle...even if you do pick on the east coast. I know at least a handfull of people who actually can survive without a city near them. Far north bushcraft suggested an impromptue bow saw style handle for those wire and chain hand saws .
Glad to see your review Mister Although I have not tried others I feel that thee Sportsman kind may be the best kind? I just got my first one a Woods brand it does have a tooth & a raker on each link IMHO: this is important shoddy ones have links with no teeth & have short blades the Woods kind I got is just 20 inch I would rather have a longer one. I made a frame for it and could with much difficulty gnaw through a 2 inch green spruce I found out these chainsaw blades are not suited for frames. Had fun making the frame though. Technique is what matters using this saw. These good idea pocket chain saws will soon rule the forestsI am VERY HAPPY to finally have a saw I like. Whoopee!
I always leave my femoral artery at home before going on a camping trip and using my ax. problem solved! Thank you for your videos because I have learned A LOT!
I'll agree with what you said. It wouldn't replace a chainsaw or high quality pruning saw, however, for survival bags or emergency bags, it can't be matched for compactness and lightness.
I reckon you and Jack working that together would go a treat Cody! You would be able to keep it taught between you and keep it more of a straight edge to help with the binding towards the end. Agree with some of the other comments that this would be great in your dirt bike gear also!
HEY i’m an East coast man and all i have to say about your East coast dig is i have a 50 and 30 rn Mags for my ARs ;) love the content man wish you and your family well! :)
Awesome video I have that saw in my bugout bag I love all your videos and thank you from the Catskill mountains in NY I'm in Sullivan county and a firefighter too residential and wildland thank you sincerely they are currently working a Forest fire in Ulster county has been burning for almost 2weeks
Owls, wolves and Loctite deer. It's getting pretty wild in those woods.
Why does he put the loctite deer in his videos?
You forgot the Hoover bears!
Welcome the owls, they eat vermin. Win/Win
@@blakeherges8440 a few years back people got whiny, saying he was sponsored or trying to get a sponsor from loctite. This was all because he occasionally had a loctite bottle hanging out in the frame of a video he was working on. Now it's just a trope/troll.
@Mansur TAS now that is hilarious man! Thanks for the laugh! 😂
You know you are a west coast guy when you have to wear a specific shirt to cut a tree down lol great video.
he said east coast lol
@@ching574 he said not from the east coast
Exactly lol
@@ching574 incorrect
Yeah west coast tree fellers are def not using hand tools
I like how he says “hand tools “ with a casual AR-15 in the background 😂
That AR15 is so cool!!
@@foggyjohn2171 true
It’s just another tool
Looks like an sbr or pistol
@@911buckfeverr yeah... that’s what I was thinking to... it definitely looks shorter than 16 inches
The one great use I've found for these pocket rope saws is when you need to cut a limb that's really high. Throw a rope up and over, and then haul this up on a sturdier rope. The key, though, is to have a saw that has teeth on BOTH sides. Otherwise, when you drag it over the limb, it wants to flip to the smooth side as that's the least resistance, and by then you can't flip the chain over. A two-sided rope saw, in my experience, is a great alternative to ladders, pole saws, or an expensive call to the tree trimmer.
Yes !!! they are available on Amazon I bought one.
links?
As an upstate New Yorker I appreciate your closing comments. Most people still believe New York is just NYC, the state is SO much more than that, home to the beautiful Adirondack and Catskill Mountains. I appreciate the content you put out consistently.
@Mc Kyle Dodongo ok
I leave upstate ny love it
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So thats the saw you West coast guys use? No wonder you get so jealous of New York we put motors on our saws on the east coast. Eventually the technology will get to you but that may take a few more territorys to become a state and enter the union. Good luck with that shed queen of yours.
Not watched a Wanglerstar video in a couple years, glad to see you're still a wholesome guy making happy, informative videos. The amount of land you own just makes me too jealous as an Englishman haha!
I love the chaps for the pocket chainsaw...lol.
Wouldn't want to send all the Safety Sallys into a tizzy.
What you mentioned at 6:25 came true for my best friend David. He cut his femoral artery and his wife found him dead hours later. (Angle grinding accident).
I LOVE that you just casually have an AR-15 in the back of your utv. Gotta keep out them pesky mountain lions to protect sweetloaf.
I could see that being useful in a motorcycle kit
Good idea!
Out of my head lol
true
Wait why? I'm confused.
knotheads a motorcycle logging kit
Who else was only fixated on his AR while he was talking about his supplies
Me
Me
Me
I couldn’t stop looking
I had a pocket chain saw but my strap ripped right in half
i actually bought one of these a while back and i noticed that if your not wearing gloves or something on your hands if you have them too close together as your cutting it’s quite easy to accidentally nick your fingers so watch out for that
S Shlept yeah i wasn’t even tired i just didn’t realise it was what would happen, learned the hard way to keep my hands apart haha
I was thinking about this exact thing while watching this video
I actually cut my thumb off for the 4th time the other day but its back on now.
I can’t find these do you perhaps remember the name of them
Cody - "Ask me how I know"
Laughed out loud. We've all been there at some point man.
I'd love to see the video on that one.
Babies
I keep one in my car emergency bag. I used it on one camping outing to process firewood just to see if it would hold up, and to see how well it works, and I was surprised at how well it worked. It takes up almost no space, and it actually works; so it's worth putting in a bug out bag or the glove box for sure.
GREAT video! That little pocket chainsaw would be great to have in our car, because we HAVE encountered small downed trees here in the California Sierra blocking a road after a storm.
Wild Alpines strawberries have been a favorite, since I was seven (I am old 'smiling') and as we were climbing the north side of Mt St Helen's in Washington state my Dad said 'STOP' and he stood for 30 seconds inhaling the air and then pointed and proclaimed 'wild strawberries!'.
We (Dad Mom, and Aunt and me) all had two small collapsible canvas buckets and scurried up the mountain, dropped to our knees and for an hour picked strawberries. One for me two for the bucket. We all got a good gallons worth. Then saw huckleberry shrubs and spent another hour filling buckets of huckleberries until a momma bear with two cubs appeared in the distance and we left the area.
Personally I would take this with me on camping trip or some survival kit. Honestly you can just put regular saw into car. Costs about same, takes no space when considering space you have in car. And those are cheap.
Why wouldn’t you make a partial cut on one side of the tree and then line up and finish through on the other side to prevent the binding? I don’t know, I’m just from the east coast.
I was thinking the same thing
that wouldn't solve the binding. that would just move the binding from the edge of the tree towards the center of the tree. the problem mostly comes when the cutting radius becomes too small and the chain teeth dig in instead of chisel material out. The only solution is to attempt to reduce that radius by pulling the chain side to side instead of to and from yourself and that is a much more difficult motion.
Don't degrade yourself but, I see where you're coming from although that would equal to the same amount of inconvenience as just cutting through and fighting the bind (once it starts binding you having take it out, reposition yourself, reposition your chain, get down low again, aim the chain to be at the same height as your first cut, start the first cut again which is the hardest cut)
I should of read the comments first, just said the same thing. cheers
Don't worry, we're equally, if not more retarded out here in the west lmao.
I am not religious, but I am a working guy like you. I take a lot of guidance from your family to mine. You dont realise how much help you give to a guy starting up! For that reason i'll pray for you and your family and i wish you well. please try and bless my family too! good luck brother. I have a small lto, just a few acres. do you have any advice for me an my family for how to make it as a good family unit? I want to do the right thing. thank-you cody for your continued help
💯
You are religious and you don't even know it. Belief in good is all that is needed. Look at god's gematria for instance. 1451religious war. Numbers never lie. Have faith brother.
@@Kryynism Judge not lest ye be judged.
@@Kryynism Not being religious does not necessarily mean not having faith. Religion is an institution, faith is a personal matter.
If you find yourself enjoying learning and benefiting from him and his lifestyle, nothing would make him happier than you starting to read the gospel of John. A challenge for anyone. Why not with an open mind and see for yourself what has change so many lives.
I love how Cody keeps the blaster in the background lol. Like a subtle “screw you” to the softies at RUclips.
I love it haha but hey if I lived in Washington I wouldn't ever get out of site of a rifle. BEARS
Sight is to see. A site is a place.
Gotta love the 2nd amendment
City slickers don’t know anything about wildlife where he is coyotes or cougar or bears hanging around.
Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster
Two points. First, your audio is outstanding, thank you so much! Two, so thankful to see you were wearing gloves. As cool as that hand chainsaw is, I could see it easily shredding the skin of hand or wrist as you draw and get a crossed. Thanks for all you do and may the Lord bless you and keep you.
Me : there is no such thing as a good pocket chainsaw
Me later: maybe I should buy that Japanese’s saw
Ikr
Just buy it never can have enough tools and it does great work
Japanese's
Watching wranglerstar talk about saws n cuttin tress... simpler times. Merry christmas!
Love the east coast banter 😂
Funny how many people seem to take his jokes so seriously 😆 I'm from Virginia and think it's humorous
Very interesting commentary at the very end there. I would be curious to hear your take on landscape architecture. What is your aesthetic for the land?
Need a video on taking down a tree with that other tool (AR) in your Honda.
He probably has it to keep him safe from the wild animals
@@Tom-uk7cp Yup
@@Tom-uk7cp and to keep safe from commies
That's just silly, everyone knows that requires a SAW.
I love the passive aggressive sarcasm of the lock tight bottles...reminds me of myself when things have really erked me at the place of employment. Time to air my grievances with small stabs of sarcasm in key placement strategy...👍🤣🤣
This feels like it’s back to the good old Wranglerstar days. I miss these days. Fantastic content, Cody! I really enjoyed this and will probably rewatch it a few more times.
Sincerely curious here but what has changed if I may ask?
Us east Coast guys are shirts made a real hickory wood. Tough.
You know it!
Yes and the occasional maple shirt. It's a very sweet experience.
West coast ones are made of softwood.
What else would you wear
@@slyfox4564 try bamboo... fast growing and sustainable, versatile and surprisingly in many ways. Yes, I do have 50 acres of hardwoods on my NC farm.
The all new brushless hand powered chainsaw
You guys. We will all need one of these the next 4 years.
lets see how fast that sbr takes out the branches.
Bart Batton it has stock not a brace so it has to have a tax stamp, so it’s probably a sbr
@@ModMax69 it has a stock so I'm sure he has a tax stamp and is not showing an illegal firearm to the world.
@@ModMax69 There is a huge difference between a pistol arm brace and a buttstock. If it was a pistol, it legally can not be able to be shouldered when fired. You can't have a buttstock on a pistol and call it an "arm brace". Therefore, what he has in the bed clearly has a buttstock on it and is either an SBR that has a tax stamp or it is illegal. Please educate yourself before trying to correct someone. Look it up!
@@ModMax69 that definitely isnt an AR15 pistol brace. its a legitimate buttstock
@@Hardrakk187 you can shoulder a pistol AR with a brace
Over here in Pennsylvania. The East Coast jabs crack me up every time. Keep up the good work.
As an “east coast guy” I like that a city slicker like me could theoretically clear a tree or something in an emergency without accidentally chopping my leg off.
Another great video! Perfect to throw in the teardrop camper in case of emergency... finally buying one of these now...
I like the "howling wolf" homage to the OSIS video.
I'm a logger In Pennsylvania and I wear a hickory shirt every day. only difference is that we ACTUALLY have hickory trees to cut down 😂😂😂
"How do you know" I'd love to hear a story about Wranglerstar heading over the pass getting stuck in the mountains with nothing, but a screwdriver
Thanks for the video. Definitely needed a break from what's going on, thanks again hope you have an awesome week🇺🇸😁
Yesssss! This is the kind of entertainment I signed up for.
And it is just entertainment for me. I’m not exactly handy.
Umm isnt anyone going to comment on how pretty this lady is and she's watching videos like this! My brain is not computing this!
Well I wouldn't worry. I live in the city and consider myself kinda handy, just the amount of times I need to limb a tree or cut it down I can count on one finger.
@@MrSurvivalexpert No, we're not creeps.
I grew up only about an hour north of NYC. Never had much desire to go into the city. We lived Westchester county, NY, and Fairfield county, CT. Lots of woods, and we depended on them. Lived in a log cabin near Candlewood lake that had a great wood burning stove that we used for cooking and heating the house during the winter.
This looks pretty useful and something that I might consider purchasing and putting in my snowmobile kit. I have a small, foldable handsaw and shovel already but this might be a new thing to add.
That subtle flex of the AR 😂👌
New Englander here, haha. I have one of these, I think it's this exact model. It works quite well. I keep it in my hydration pack so it's with me when I mountain bike, it comes in handy for trail maintenance. Just two weeks ago I used it on a probably 8" tree that had fallen across the trail and was sitting up too high to ride over. I only had binding problems when putting too much force on the chain, if I used light pressure it didn't bind. It made quick work of the tree, probably a lot quicker than if I'd had a hatchet, which would have been much more unwieldy to carry with me. Total cutting time was probably less than 2 minutes.
the big plus of pocket chainsaws is their pack size, I store a 66cm/26" one coiled into a small can for airgun pellets. Their downside is the width of the cut - removing more material takes more ellbow grease; not a big deal when cutting down a single tree once in a while, but cutting up large amounts of firewood in an emergency to survive a cold winter night will tire you fast.
When using it with two hands as you did, the chain will inevitably bind - unless you attach it to a sturdy curved branch or create a frame saw with it. Keeping the chain somewhat straight helps against binding, can be done handheld by two persons too.
Stay safe and take care
Talking about the axe and then says how it could kill u cracked me up
You are totally digging that Honda! I love mine. Such a work horse and time saver
8:30 Scary wolves. Lol
Just flaunting his loctite stash lol
Nice video
Enjoy your knowledge on the non urban things
Very well presented and fair
Haha nice cheapest chainsaw!
I like this guy alot. You are a man's man ,man haha good videos. I just got hooked on you and so far I've seen 20 videos and I'm with you a 100 percent
Pro tip: Put the nozzle right up to the top of the chain and barely press to get a small spray(hardly even enough to get a stream) and let it run down the chain.
Im a mechanic and have to use wd-40 and other penetrants to loosen stubbern and rusted nuts/bolts. It conserves supplies and generally helps when you want to only saturate the nut/bolt and not have penetrant pouring off of and pooling in areas.
Just Sub to see the pocket chain saw in action from a knowlegable source! I love how thorough you are. What a useful video is because I've picked up some great tips!! Thank you, sir.
when the mizery whip was used in resinous wood. the Faller carried a small bottle of Kerosene . Great Video.
I love the video but I really loved hearing an owl and a wolf or coyote howling in the background. Drives the point home that you are truly in a very rural area. Thanks for the hard work! Stay safe and God bless.
Hey, I'm not sure if you have a video of sharpening Axe's. If you do, could someone send a link? I own a gransfors bruks and would like to get a new edge on it.
the forestry videos are the best ones in my opinion. its why i subbed
12" dewalt 20v is a good choice for light duty, no fuel/ noise
I have a pocket chainsaw in my camping gear. I bought it 2 years ago for 5 bux at a flea market. I have used many many times with good results. Nice review Cody.
Man that first cut was pretty fast!!
It’s a good emergency tool to have in your truck if you live in a rural area. God bless you too Wranglerstar.
I love how everyone, not only West Coast guys, forgets West Virginia is a forest state.
Forest! hahahahahaha
When i went to washington down the hood river it was more like a desert.
Have you ever seen a full sized tree? Just kidding but hey a 175 foot old growth Douglas fir is a sight every logger should see
"The sweetloaf and I" that's the cutest pet name I've ever heard 😁
I have that same one and I keep it in my motorcycle camping kit along with my small hatchet. As you mentioned. There are tons of cheap pocket survival saws that are just absolute rubbish and will break the first time you use. This type of pocket saw That is a good quality chain with good handles works surprisingly well. Most people have tried one of those cheap ones and never try another one... this is definitely worth picking up. Great video.
Your videos are awesome man. 👌
So, "West Coast Man", tell us how it's going in Seattle
Haha
Seattle has gotten so far west it is now eastern China and is not recognized by the rest of Washington.
The US and China and two are two most geological diverse countries, ice, desert, forest... Great video Cody, cheers.
Hello from the South Coast of Lake Erie
Man. I really like the added context at the end. I think it is really helpful for guys like myself who are trying to come up with a management plan for their own property. Thanks for that!
You know you can still do gun vids a RUclipsr in Texas called demolition ranch does alot of em different guns n all tanks even bombs
Bob Ross: happy accident
Wranglerstar: beneficial side effect
Only a west coast guy would call it a “blade” 🙄 lol
This is a man who understands the concept of "Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it."
100 points for best thumbnail of the week!!
Nice view in the bed of the Honda! I’ve got the IWI Z-15… and love it!
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I found this channel like a couple days ago. Ive never been more intrigued and felt more mainly just watching video after video XD these are awesome to watch and i love learning the stuff you teach!
5:20 "The hatchet is the most romantic of tools" is a Lizzie Borden quote.
i never questioned the sharpness. i saw the blade edge was extremely shinny. i starting watching you. to learn how to sharpen my tools.
Interesting addition to a go bag, thanks for the video 👍
Great video. I love the Metallica on banjo (or mandolin?) during the intro. Lol
I love that rifle in the background
You should see upstate New York in the fall when all the leaves turn color. The rolling mountains are a canvas of color. Favorite time of year to go camping there
very helpful. THank you, sir
Love your rifle...even if you do pick on the east coast. I know at least a handfull of people who actually can survive without a city near them. Far north bushcraft suggested an impromptue bow saw style handle for those wire and chain hand saws .
Very good video it was good lighting also 👍
got me to laugh out loud with the loctite elk! Love it! LMAO
11:55 man I'd love to hear how that story went. Sounds like the pocket chainsaw might've come in handy then
8:30 love the ad placement , very non intrusive and stylish
The locktite buck came by!
Glad to see your review Mister
Although I have not tried others I feel that thee Sportsman kind may be the best kind?
I just got my first one a Woods brand it does have a tooth & a raker on each link IMHO: this is important shoddy ones have links with no teeth & have short blades the Woods kind I got is just 20 inch I would rather have a longer one. I made a frame for it and could with much difficulty gnaw through a 2 inch green spruce I found out these chainsaw blades are not suited for frames. Had fun making the frame though. Technique is what matters using this saw. These good idea pocket chain saws will soon rule the forestsI am VERY HAPPY to finally have a saw I like. Whoopee!
I always leave my femoral artery at home before going on a camping trip and using my ax. problem solved! Thank you for your videos because I have learned A LOT!
The distant gunfire at about 8:40 lol
"let's see what we got here"
a gun
That AR build in the background is so badass
Thanks for the context at the end buddy👍
I'll agree with what you said. It wouldn't replace a chainsaw or high quality pruning saw, however, for survival bags or emergency bags, it can't be matched for compactness and lightness.
I reckon you and Jack working that together would go a treat Cody! You would be able to keep it taught between you and keep it more of a straight edge to help with the binding towards the end. Agree with some of the other comments that this would be great in your dirt bike gear also!
HEY i’m an East coast man and all i have to say about your East coast dig is i have a 50 and 30 rn Mags for my ARs ;) love the content man wish you and your family well! :)
Thank you. I have an about 8" diameter trunk to take down, and it looks like this will avoid an expensive call. 👏
Awesome video I have that saw in my bugout bag I love all your videos and thank you from the Catskill mountains in NY I'm in Sullivan county and a firefighter too residential and wildland thank you sincerely they are currently working a Forest fire in Ulster county has been burning for almost 2weeks